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@echo off

REM This is a simple shell script for running a command-line DSpace tool.
REM sets the CLASSPATH appropriately before invoking Java.

REM Remember startup dir

set CURRENT_DIR=%cd%


REM Guess DSpace directory: CD to directory script is in; CD to parent

chdir /D "%~p0"
chdir ..

REM Check we can find dspace.cfg.  Quit with an error if not.

if exist "config\dspace.cfg" goto okExec
echo Cannot find %cd%\config\dspace.cfg
goto end


:okExec

echo Using DSpace installation in: %cd%

REM Build a CLASSPATH

set DSPACE_CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;config
for %%f in (lib\*.jar) DO CALL bin\buildpath.bat %%f


REM Execute Java

java -Xmx256m -classpath "%DSPACE_CLASSPATH%" %*


REM Clean up DSPACE_CLASSPATH variable

set DSPACE_CLASSPATH=


:end

REM Back to original dir

chdir /D %CURRENT_DIR%

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DSpace

Open Source Digital Asset Management system that enables services for access, provision, stewardship and re-use of digital assets with a focus on educational and research materials

Project homepage: http://sourceforge.net/projects/dspace
Programming language(s): Java,JSP,XML
License: other

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  create-administrator
  dspace-info.pl
  dspace_migrate
  dsprop
  dsrun
  dsrun.bat
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  generate-sitemaps
  import
  index-all
  log-reporter
  make-handle-config
  packager
  start-handle-server
  stat-general
  stat-initial
  stat-monthly
  stat-report-general
  stat-report-initial
  stat-report-monthly
  structure-builder
  sub-daily
  update-handle-prefix